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Northern Stripe-headed Round-eared Bat

Northern Stripe-headed Round-eared Bat

Tonatia bakeri

Photo © Edward Bell

Photo © Edward Bell — CC BY 4.0 — Source: iNaturalist #37213750

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Puerto Jiménez, Costa Rica

+444 birds+48 mammals

Where the Osa Peninsula juts into the Pacific, rainforest descends almost to the tide line, and Corcovado National Park protects one of Central America's most intact…

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Biological profile

Northern Stripe-headed Round-eared Bat

A compact view of how this species lives, moves and responds to its environment.

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Movement

How does it move?: Local Ranging

Activity

When is it active?: Mainly active at night
Does it have inactive periods?: No known inactive period

How to detect it

Is it easy to find?: Very difficult to find
How can you detect it?: AcousticCamera Trap
Does it tend to hide?: Yes, it often goes unnoticed
Do you need a specific technique?: Yes, a specific technique is usually needed

Habitat

Which environment does it live in?: Terrestrial
Which places does it prefer?: Cave SubterraneanForest
Can it adapt to different habitats?: It needs very specific habitats
At what level of the habitat does it move?: CanopyUnderstory

Feeding

What kind of food does it eat?: Invertivore
How does it get its food?: Aerial HawkingGleaning

Social life

Does it usually live alone or in a group?: It usually lives in small groups

Reproduction

Where does it breed?: CaveCavity
Key moments in its annual cycle: Birth · Annual Cycle Consistent

Spatial ecology

How far does it usually travel?: Within a local area
In which major regions does it live?: Neotropical

Environmental response

Does its calendar change from place to place?: Yes, it responds to local conditions
Which factors change its calendar?: Food Pulse
Which conditions influence its behaviour?: Food Availability · Activity

Sensitivity

Is it affected by human disturbance?: Very sensitive — it needs distance and little disturbance
When does it need the most space?: None Known

Global profile. Local behaviour and timing may vary.

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